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Well it sounds like the price is in the ballpark it should be, according to you guys. It looks real nice, I just have to decide if I want to buy that many miles. I tend to sell my bikes when they start getting close to 40k and look for nice used ones with closer to 10k. Thanks again
That was what I was talking. Some rude guy told me shut up.
Honestly that is what I was thinking a good price would be for that bike with those miles. I haven't looked at it yet, but I did look at a nice 13 RG Custom with 10k miles that the guy is asking 13,5 for. Kinda leaning towards it.
Honestly that is what I was thinking a good price would be for that bike with those miles. I haven't looked at it yet, but I did look at a nice 13 RG Custom with 10k miles that the guy is asking 13,5 for. Kinda leaning towards it.
13.5 for 13 RG with 10k miles is pretty nice. I'd take it
Just don't let the letters CVO be the determining factor. No motorcycle is an investment, unless you know you have #1 off the line for that particular yr and it has zero miles. Once they are rode , it's just a used bike.
Well folks, here is the Road Glide that I decided to buy. It's a 16 Ultra with 6,600 miles on the clock. Bone stock except for bars(16's), heated grips, and a LePera seat with backrest.
13,9 OTD for those of you who are wondering. I'm really happy that I waited a little and didn't jump on one of the other two bikes, although I do like the look of the big wheel on that FLTRX.
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